5 types of narcissism you've NEVER heard of

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[TheDarkPlace-pt]

Different clowns, but all in the same circus.

[marikeherminesophia]

They are all preditors, in a different kind of way searching for a prey.
Beware of the fact that they really are.

[stephcats]

"Most important: how it affects you, because that's what matters." Thank you!

[jdk]

Being involved with a vulnerable narcissist totally blind-sided me, and I'm a MH professional! Boy, do I feel foolish! Thank You, Dr. Ramani for everything You Do, and ARE! Lots of Respect, Love & Hugs :)

[elinaselene]

I experienced the Amorous narcissist he used his sexual charisma & charm to lure me and seduce me.... He was a predator online and offline whilst in a relationship with me... I was devastated with the lies and gaslighting... 4yrs later walked away, now in the process of healing.

[gabrielafonseca]

I think one characteristic all narcissists have in common might be that Jekyll and Hyde thing

[SeeKur]

Narcissism Continuum.. A phenomenon where a person enters only with the dreams and exits only with the nightmares.. A real trauma factory!

[RachelDAdams]

What took me so long to understand the narcissist in my life - my mother did a little bit of everything. There was no mold for her. From what I've heard other victims say, their experiences are also quite varied. My mother would push her agenda, try guilt, if that didn't work, she played the victim card, and then played the martyr when things came down. She threw me under the bus with everyone. So, there were little bits and pieces from each type all rolled into this one woman.

[sushmayen]

Our different types of feelings get so mixed up. Not able to differentiate between anger, grief and sadness.

[daniellachampoux]

Like so many other's, I have to say thank you! I dont think you will ever truly know how many lives you have saved. Just knowing i can reference your knowledge when ever im dealing with the chaos. Is extremely comforting.

[susie]

There's a smell of sulfur about all types of narcissists.

[gkccbim]

0:55 1, The Unprincipled Narcissist
1:42 2, The Amorous Narcissist
4:02 3, The Elitist Narcissist
6:12 4, The Compensatory Narcissist
7:56 5, The Normal Narcissist

[patlerette]

"How their behavior affects you". Key statement!

[MichaelBroder]

I think we should stop calling all of these categories types and just start calling them features or something like that because the more I learn—My ex was cerebral, conversational, cheerful, self-righteous, neglectful, and vulnerable! Now I would also add elitist! At what point does the list of types become meaningless when there’s so much overlap and one person can harbor aspects of so many different types? Yeah—Dr. Ramani addresses this at the very end of this video. Agreed.

[Frederiekje]

The core is, that narcissists cant admit to themselves or others that they did wrong, that they were wrong. Whenever they feel shamed, they minimize, project, they DARVO, etc. They double down. They rationalize they are right so they have to keep on doing like that.
Thats the core. A defect in the personality. A personality should be able to balance proyecting the ego from attacks, versus actually learnjng from mistakes. In narcs, the ego is protected at the expense of being able to see the're wrong.

[mr.coffee]

The branches may all look different but it’s the same gnarly tree that sways to one note: Me, me, me. (Okay, it’s mi, mi, mi but you know what I mean.)

[tamarasanders]

Thank you for your information
I am in a Covert Narc. relationship, and I am making a plan to leave him. It is very difficult because he doesn't leave me with much time to myself. I am gathering information, I have a circle of supporters to help me. I am on my way out. Thanks

[lornawood]

Elitist narcissist to me, "Now I'm going to tell you something you probably don't understand because you didn't go to private school...." It was something everyone knows.

[LKnaus]

It’s those “normal” ones that can really trip you up! Always flying under the radar with the red flags well concealed😫 And of course they always make their victim feel like they are the weirdo!

[sophiesgn]

Could you make a video about narcissists who know about narcissism and try to mask theirs traits?